Association calls job losses in the automotive industry alarming
According to the German Association of the Automotive Industry, Saxony is one of the international hotspots for the production of electric cars. But many employees fear for their jobs.
News from Saxony
Finance Minister wants to combat money laundering more effectively
Saxony's Finance Minister Christian Piwarz has declared war on money laundering. He also sees experts such as tax auditors as having a duty.
Saxon cities open stores on Advent Sundays
Christmas shopping on Sundays: many cities in Saxony make this possible with open days during the Advent season. An overview.
SC Magdeburg advances to the round of 16 of the DHB Cup
The Bundesliga handball team wins the catch-up match in the DHB Cup and qualifies for the round of 16. The Green-Red team only had problems before the break against second-division side Dessau-Roßlau.
Open letter: Lindemann as VIP guest is a "fatal signal"
Till Lindemann is among the 40 or so VIPs invited to the Leipzig Opera Ball. Why an alliance clearly criticizes this.
Kunstsammlungen Dresden would designer Rudolf Horn
The furniture he designed accompanied many people in the GDR - and is still in demand today. Horn has now died at the age of 96. He is still held in high esteem by experts.
Exhibition on 150 years of the Museum of Ethnology in Dresden
Even the Saxon electors were interested in exotic exhibits from all parts of the world. An exhibition in Dresden now shows the history of local ethnology.
Dresden Marathon: Record-breaking run with 10,000 participants causes traffic restrictions
More than 10,000 runners will start at the 25th Dresden Marathon on October 26, 2025. All information about road closures, the new children's marathon and DVB changes.
SKD want to thoroughly analyze the break-in at the Louvre
Following the theft of jewels from the Louvre, the Dresden State Art Collections are once again reviewing their security concept. What they have learned from their own break-in.
RB Leipzig start training week without Baku and Werner
In addition to the long-term injuries, RB Leipzig have started their preparations for the game at FC Augsburg without two professionals. However, the duo have a good chance of making the trip to Bayern.
Dresden Christmas market traders are looking for staff
Five weeks to go until the start: If you fancy a Christmas market atmosphere and a job, there are now plenty of vacancies in Dresden - from sales to logistics.
Natalija Bock as new commissioner against discrimination
Natalija Bock is a new contact person for pupils, parents and teachers in the event of discrimination or bullying in Saxony's schools.
Moss paradise Saxon Switzerland in the focus of research
Around 500 species of moss in a very small area: nowhere else in Germany are there as many mosses as in Saxon Switzerland. But they react sensitively to changes.
Saxon Homeland Union for a pragmatic approach to the AfD
"It wouldn't be the first time in German history that a wall has been torn down from Saxony," say conservative Christian Democrats, looking at the firewall to the AfD.
Saxony leads nationwide in computer science courses at schools
More than 40 percent of sixth form students in Saxony choose computer science, compared to just 16 percent nationwide. What makes Saxony different from the rest?
Poor despite working: prejudices hurt recipients of citizen's allowance
Despite having a job, many people are dependent on citizens' income. With little pay, they also have to cope with prejudice. Experts warn of the social consequences of a citizen's income reform.
"Possible": Klopp talks about coaching comeback at Liverpool
Liverpool fans will be happy to hear that: Jürgen Klopp can at least theoretically imagine a return to Anfield Road. He also talks about the death of his ex-player Diogo Jota.
Bridge over tracks in Bad Schandau partially closed
Following a special inspection, the bridge over the tracks in Bad Schandau can only be used in one lane from today. What this means for traffic.
State and municipalities split funds from the special fund
A good 4.8 billion euros are flowing into Saxony's infrastructure from the federal government's special fund. But who decides where to invest? Local authorities and the state plan this together.
Saxon Citizens' Award for five initiatives and associations
The Saxon Citizens' Award is intended to honor outstanding civic engagement. These are this year's award winners.
Steel industry pushes for affordable energy
Rising energy prices and cheap imports are putting pressure on the steel industry. The industry is calling for swift action from the federal government.
Ola Staszel to become the new director of DOK Leipzig
Because the previous director is retiring early, the Leipzig Documentary Film Festival needs a new director. Who the selection committee decided on.
Three-match ban for Dresden's Kutschke
An assault with consequences. Dynamo Dresden have to do without their veteran for the time being.
Pipe system for district heating line from Leuna comes from Thuringia
Waste heat from Leuna is to supply around 100,000 Leipzig households with heat in future. The pipes for this will be manufactured in Sondershausen and delivered ready for installation.
Designer Rudolf Horn is dead
The furniture he designed accompanied many people in the GDR - and is still in demand today. Horn has now died at the age of 96.
Volunteers plant 2,000 trees in Saxon Switzerland
Spade in hand and go: over the next few days, around 20 volunteers will be planting hundreds of silver fir trees in the Saxon Switzerland National Park. What is the background?
New power line brings 40 percent more grid capacity
Two and a half years of construction, millions invested, kilometers under high voltage: more electricity from wind and sun is now flowing between Leipzig and Erfurt.
Airport boss alarmed about possible route cancellation
The Dresden-Munich connection may be on the brink of collapse. Airport boss Ahmelmann warns of the consequences for regional connections and calls for lower location costs.
State Secretary replaced - former left-wing politician takes his place
Change of personnel in the Saxon Ministry of Economic Affairs. A high-profile politician who used to be a member of the Left Party is now to take over as State Secretary.